What is it that you are trying to achieve here?
We usually Invoke a VB.Net script from start to finish, i.e., without having to create any functions.
If you want to access an Array of string, you can do so by passing it in the args under ** Edit Arguments** like so:
This function is going to be a dynamic and yes @Yoichi it is going to be inside of the invoke code.
I have more than one String_Array with invoke parameters and these parameters are filled up with some different datas. I have select case and some cases are doing same jobs but for different arrays which i’ve already define in argument. I hope i make myself clear.
Ex: Lets say, we call the function c_Names
and when i use in the cases, it is going to be like this=>for case 5 c_Names(invoke_argument_1,index,etc)
for case 8=> c_Names(invoke_Argument_2,index,etc)
NOT : The number of invoke argument does not matter. these are different argument name.